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welcome to the forum. 7/10 for the rant. sorry to hear about your problems. go back to where you bought them and talk to them.

if they are continuing the "get loaded" program then the $20 bump in price isn't bad. You're getting 1000 free bullets you could re-sell to recoup your $20.

+1 Dillon user here i may try to use a dremel

YHM makes nice stuff at a great price. i've been very happy with their products.

stay away from RVO!!

I'm thinking about doing the same. From what I've heard, it's a time consuming process. Here is a link for some info. This guy doesn't really explain the whole process, just a quick overview. http://www.ar15.com/content/page.html?id=408 let me know if you find anymore info. Thanks!!

w231 works well for me. It meters well and isn't to dirty. I use red dot, too. however, red dot meters poorly.

xd-40, the big savings comes from buying bulk, not by buying 1-2k worth of components. I'm loading 2k for the price that you pay for 1k at Dicks. I'm currently loading 115gr for plinking and 147gr subsonic rounds for suppressors; both loads are costing me the same (+/- a few pennies for...

+1 for x-die. it works great for .223.

I'm glad I stocked up before lead prices sky rocketed; $48 per k of FMJ ( i bought 10,000) $18 per k of primers ( I bought 20,000) $9 per k of poweder (I bought 8lb keg) =$75 per K The cast lead that I shoot is about $70 per K It's well worth it to me because I'm not watching...

w231 and titegroup have a lot of documented load data.

hope he is ok and has no longterm issues.

+1 for weighing them

Lead oxide is the biggest problem with cast bullets The presence of lead oxide in a bullet is one of the major causes of flyers because each bullet will have a different resistance as it flies down the barrel. some companies address this issue and you pay a little more for the increase in...

the x-die works great. I've been using them and getting 5-6 reloads without re-trimming before a few of the casings split. I have some casings with 8-9 reloads now and they still are fine. there was a big discussion about them on arfcom last week.

Tac is very clean if that matters. there are a lot of people using Tac in .223 because of the sales 3-4 months ago.

if i recall correctly

http://www.berettaforum.net/vb/showthread.php?p=278921 feel free to IM some of the users on the board. They were very helpful.

I've shoot plenty of 9mm lead through my 92FS. I went to berettaforum.net before I bought my original batch of cast lead. After getting positive info from quite a few competition shooters, I decided to try cast in my 92. I've had no problems and I clean the barrel after every trip to the...

+1 to turtle wax and walnut media 2 hrs. and it's brite and shiney